National Museum of Beirut

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The National Museum of Beirut, located in Beirut, Lebanon, is the country's principal museum of archaeology. Established in 1942, it showcases a rich collection of artifacts that span over 5,000 years of history, from prehistory to the medieval Mamluk period. The museum's highlights include Phoenician statues, intricate Roman mosaics, and Byzantine gold jewelry.

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